Homosexuality and bisexuality

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Individual religious groups' policies
and beliefs about homosexuality

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This section will necessarily beuntil policies stabilize

A note and an appeal:

This section contains dozens of essays which describe the current
policies, beliefs and practices of various faith groups about homosexuality.
The essays were written and are being continually updated by our site's main
author who was raised a Christian and is now an Agnostic.

We receive many angry E-mails in which religious folk express their
belief that nobody outside of their denomination or tradition can write
accurately about their faith group. We disagree. We have tried to present
these topics clearly, accurately, objectively, comprehensively, and in an
unbiased and balanced manner. Although no essays about such a controversial
topic can be truly without bias, we feel that our essays are far more
objective than most on the Internet.

If you feel that we have misrepresented your faith group, please
E-mail us.
But be sure to mention the essay's file name (hom_chur.htm in this case).

Dr. Rembert S. Truluck, "Steps to Recovery from Bible Abuse" is
"a response to the abusive use of the Bible against Gays and Lesbians and all
others oppressed and alienated by religion." See: http://www.truluck.com

Bridges Across the Divide is a "cyberspace initiative
providing models and resources for building respectful relationships across the divide
among those who disagree about sexual orientation and gender identity." An
incredible resource at: http://www.bridges-across.org/

Whosoever is an "online magazine for gay, lesbian, bisexual
and transgender Christians." The name of their journal is derived from a
Biblical quotation: John 3:16: "...whosoever believeth in him shall not perish,
but have everlasting life." See: http://www.whosoever.org/